Probably marked on the saucer not the cup.
I think Clutteredcloset is onto something......I hadn't considered the size of the stem. does not look stable enough to hold liquid without danger...
The bowl looks like it could be alexandrite color, the stem not so much. Easiest way to check..... it'll be purple in incandescent light and blue...
If I remember right @gregsglass is a wedgwood fan if not collector. Maybe he can help,
Those candle holders are just toooo cute. I really like them!
Does the top of the little "toothpick holder" turn or come off, or the end plug. I was thinking along the lines that it could be filled with...
This is not one of the well know DG Patterns, but it is probably from the same time frame. Can't say I have ever seen it before.
That's gonna be a hard one with no markings. It also might be an IVY pattern rather then a grape leaves. It's hard to tell for sure. I've googled...
I'm thinking officially a Covered Vegetable dish. A soup tureen would have a notch in the lid for the ladle. But it would work for soup too!
sniped! :joyful::joyful:
I may be way off here, I'm not a furniture guy, but I think it is EASTLAKE style. Others will be around soon.
I wonder if they might be Button Pearls.
It looks like Pisgah to me. But my search of Pisgah marks comes up empty for this mark so far.
I'm thinking Puff the Magic Dragon.
The pattern is Cambridge's DIANE. you can find plenty on eBay. There are 18 different styles and sizes of DIANE stemware listed. You should...
looks like cloisonne to me
Just a wild guess here....Looks like an invalid or baby feeder. It should have a cork for the hole......you fill it with hot water to keep...
Google " Boulder Opal" and see if that's a fit.Opals are hard to photograph, so really hard to tell you for sure....
Welcome Maria. I think your pattern is "Diane" by Cambridge. Hard to tell for sure from your picture. Google the pattern and compare to your glass.
I know in most limited edition items the earlier the edition number the more desirable. At # 4 I would assume your paperweight would command a...
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